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The real answer can be found here:

http://www.fofoa.blogspot.com/

Nickelmeister wrote:The real answer can be found here:

http://www.fofoa.blogspot.com/

Interesting read. If I understand him correctly, he concludes the long diatribe by saying that the paper market gold price and the physical gold price will completely disconnect very soon. But what I missed is why he makes this prediction now at this time. Why not $1400 gold, or $1500, or $5000?

Market Harmony wrote:

Nickelmeister wrote:The real answer can be found here:

http://www.fofoa.blogspot.com/

Interesting read. If I understand him correctly, he concludes the long diatribe by saying that the paper market gold price and the physical gold price will completely disconnect very soon. But what I missed is why he makes this prediction now at this time. Why not $1400 gold, or $1500, or $5000?

FOFOA and his predecessors (Another and FOA) have been discussing gold for over a decade. If you have the time, read the backlog of hundreds and hundreds of posts and threads. This gang is very cautious about not predicting specific timeframes, just general trends in the current monetary system that should come to pass over time. It is an extremely interesting blog with some very high-level philosophical and ecomonic discussions, especially in the comments sections.

This has got a lot to do with it, http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/sep/28/world-in-international-currency-war-warns-brazil